Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
News Notes.

HG~8 ANVsD"-
Justice Austin yesterday fined Lizzie
Lopez SIS on one charge and s25 on
another for smoking opinion.
Firman Church. Esq, was yesterday
ad,nitted to practice before the Superior
Cour- Of Los Angeles county.
TIE case of the People VS.. Stephens
and Thornton is set for 10 o'clock this
u,orniug before Judge O'Melveny.
A strawberry festival will be given to-
night by the young ladies Of Trinity NJ.
u Church at the church on Fort street,
betN Fifth aud Sixth.
The HsRALD is indebted to the Crane
Bros. Manufacturing Company for
very unique paper weight in the shape
of crane feeding her young.
It will be Impossible to get the Pa
yi.ion to hold memorial exercises in ON
the Goth of this mouth and the Grand
Army men are now casting around for
some other place.
Officer Little yesterday arrested Tom
Nj. Altwater for disorderly conduct on
a.os Angeles street. Altwater has been
an the habit OF creating disturbances in
that nGghborhood.
A japanese boy was arrested yester.
day by Officer Little for being drunk.
He had on his person over Sle0 in gold
and was SO noisy that he had to be
placed 10 the dark cell.
Captain Pullman aud Lieu tenant Gate.
wood, of the regular army, have been
appointed as board to meet in Los An
gaes aud purchase army horses. Now
is the time to get your 'for sale" stock
in COED condition.
Hoffman, Hass & Co.. of this oity,
have accepted the agency of a fire insur
aace company of Madgeburg. The
Ibsses paid by this company are so high
up ia the miliens that it makes a per.
sens head swim to think of them.
The ladies of the First Baptist Church
will hold a social this evening at the
residence of the pastor, Rev. p. w.
Dorsey, 726 Pearl street, between
Eighth and Ninth. A cordial invitation
is extended to all, especially strangers.
to be present.
The new rooms Of the extension of
the Farmers and Merchants Bank are
now open and occupied. They are gen.
teet in all their appointments, and afford
an extension of the desk room of the
trout banking rooHas in most spacious
and agreeable style.
John Hall has leased his interest in a
granite quarry he discovered at the
Devils Gate, in the Arroyo Sso. A
COMPANY has been formed and the ma.
chinery ordered for opening the quarry.
The supply Is said to be ineKhaustable
and the quality very fine.
The A, T. & 8. +. r. R. has now
several locomotives in transit from the
East, to be used on the western branches
where they are most needed. The
company has also ordered more passen.
ger coaches to this coast to relieve the
scarcity of cars at this place.
Frank Parker and 5. Ray, two hack
dryers with stands on Main street. be.
came Involved in an alteration which
developed into fight, for which they
were arrested last night by Officer Meth
win. They were required to deposit $40
ban apiece at the police station.
The organ grinder who was to have
appeared before Justice Austin yester.
day mornAAg to answer to the charge of
crntsty TO children, did not show him.
self. aud search revealed the fact that
be had left the city. For heavens sake
let MIN go, aHd make no effort to repro
dnce him.
Sat was yesterday filed by the River.
side, Santa Aaa and Los Angeles Rail-
road Company against the Keller estate
for the condemn alton of 920 feet of land
along she official west boundary of the
river. The land is wanted for depot
grounds. In the complaint the plaintiff
alleEes the route of the road to bs from
Riserside by way of Anaheim to Los
Aag eles.
Tom Neuner, the bookbinder who
was so long with II. Glass and lately
with Cooke 4 Wiseman, has concluded
TO branch out for himself. He leaves
to-day for San Francisco, where he will
purchase the complete machinery fer a
book bindery, and will shortly engage in
that business in this city. Tom is a
faithful and conscientious young man,
aud is bound to win success.
The San Francisco papers of the past
week had solemn articles lamentng the
loss Of the cherry crop during that week,
but on examining the markets OF Los An.
geIes n appears that the frnit was sent
here in boxes to protect it from the rig.
ors of the Northern Citrus Belt and sold
at good prices. Apricots commenced to
arrive here on Wednesday, and if any
other fruit is in danger from frost in
that region, Los Angeles will take it in
out Of the cold.
A carload of the employees of the Ray.
msnd Hotel has gone east to spend q
vacation. Mr.. Emmons Raymond, the
propriefer, has also gone east for a
short We4tion. MIR. Merrill. the man.
age~ will close the hotel sometime next
week to give an opportunity to rejuven,
ate the establishment and gives rest to
che balance Of the attaches of the estab.
lishment. During the past six months
the Raymond has entertained $4,000
guests and expects to have 10000 guests
during the next six months.